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4 i I -m a- x- -j' a -V CHICAGO TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1963 DEATH NOTICES Pusiteri SMIDGENS Equalizer DEATH NOTICES mm MiMS BROTHER? IP I EVES WAVE TO WATCH THIS WHEWf THIS BABY SIT-TlNGr IDEALLY WEACS ME OUTi I CAN'T KEEP UP WITH TWKE KIPS.1 I'M GOING to Give them some PILLS TO THEW If rut 10 asainst 6 IVERYTHIN AGGIE MACKZ Vfgf GZE.3CZV,THS 1 HI'BIE THIS I 15 HUBI 15 600D-BVE Ms vi a i CORROSION EVEN ORDINARY "WEAR-OUT" vi i a a a 4iab a CVK "SCHOOL. I I I GTZ. zr I almost everything Most guaranteti only cover flaws in manufacturing. But not to th MIDAS MUFFLER GUARANTEE. It covert rust, corrosion, blowout, even normal wear-out.

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beloved wl of Joseoh; lovlnt daughter of the lote Louis and Morgoret Sola; sister of Phillip, Felix Joseph, and the lot Carmglo. Funerol Saturday, 9 a. from Michael Coletta Sons Funerol Home, 2600 Wentworth ovenue, to Santa Lucia church. Moss 10 a. fit.

Interment St. Mary's. VI 2-1841. Reilly Anno Morie Reilly, nee Beyer, beloved mother of Aanobell and Gabritl Reilly, Carl aod Armond Stange; grondmother of four; reat-arandmother of four. Services 11 a.

m. Soturdoy, ot Foirbrother Funerol Home, 4447 Irving Park rood. Interment Forest Horn. Rohlfes Frances Rohles, nee Gertz, Schiller Pork, wife of the late Adolph; sister of the lata Frank Gertz, Emma Kaskit, Caroline Vogr, and Tiliie Gertz. Resting at Geils Funerol Home, 180 S.

York street, Bensenville, III, where services will be held Friday ot 2 P. m. Interment Eden cemetery. PO 4-3232. Samuelson Earl N.

Samuelson. Aug. 14. beloved husband of Delia; fond brother of Cnrl- ton ond Viola. Resting at DonneMan i Funeral Home.

Jeffery boulevard ot 77th street, until 10 P. m. Friday. Funerol i services nnd interment Stromsburg, Neb. i Kindly omit flowers.

SO 8 8822. Sarovanja i Mary Sorovania. beloved wife of the Inle Nickolo; dearest mother of Margaret i I Nick I Rodman; fond grandmother of i Mark Padmon ond Theresa Bell; great- I grondmother of seven. Funerol Saturday, 9:30 o. from Mochocek Funerol Home, i 2245 W.

Huron street, to Sacred Heart church. Moss 10 a. m. Interment Our Lody of Sorrows cemetery. SE 3-5400.

Schima Edward J. Schima, beloved husband of Ida, nee Thomas; devoted father ot Edwird ond Mary Jane Jung; deor brother of Fronk, George ond Nettie Schimo. Funerol Saturday, 9:15 a. from Loughlin Sons Chapel, 2100 W. 95th, at Hoyne, to St.

Margaret of Scotland church. Moss 10 a. m. Interment locol. PR 9-1100.

Schneider Pouline Elizabeth Sihneidcr, nl Arcodia. wife of the lote William fond mother of George H. and the late Robert deor sister of Emmo Johnson, George Pankollo, ond the lote Helen Meyer. Service ot Skeeles Colonial Chapel, Stony Island ot 86th place, Fridnv, Aug. 16.

ot 1 p. m. Entombment Ook Hill. BA 1-3680. Schnur Theresa M.

I Grace I Schnur, nee Goss-hauer, Aug. 13, at Browlev, beloved wife of Allen mother of Allen J. ond I Joseph J. Schnur; grondmother of six. Funeral Soturday morning ot 9:30 from Birren Son Funerol Home, 1356 Wellington ovenue.

Service in St. Alphonsus' church, at 10 o'clock. Interment St. Boniface cemetery. Scott Florence Scolt, net Johnson, late of Homewood, beloved wife of Robert deor mother of Miriam M- ond Robert sister of Hilda Lee.

Esther Carlson, and the late Walter A. Johnson. Services Saturday. 11 a. nf Cordt Colonial Funeral Home, 18022 Dixie Highwoy, Homewood.

Interment Ook Woods. SY 8 0331. Seek Flora May Spi k. lire Kuensting, beloved mother nf Mrs. Loins W.

Brondfellner; fond sister of Fred H. Kuensting; grandmother of three; cunl of several nieces ond nepnews. At Mee Rommt Funerol Home, 3918 Irving Pork rood. Visitation offer 2 p. m.

Friday. Services Saturday. 11 o. m. Interment Eden cemetery.

IR 8-0038. Sepelia Rose Seoelio, nee Coloreda, beloved wife of the late Frank fond mother of Joseph, Ben, Mary; sister of Josephine, Corrine, Mory, Joseph and Anthony. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a. m. from George R.

Thompson Mortuary, 8801 Stony Island ovenue, to St. Francis de Paula church. Mass at a. m. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. Information 374-1212. Stuart Harold E. Stuart of 2353 Colfax terrace, Evonston, Aug. 14.

1963, husband of the late Dorcas Stuart; father of Mrs. Louro S. Richards, Mrs. Lucile S. Sampler, and Kent L.

Stuart; three grandchildren; brother of Chorles K. Stuort. Friends may call at Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maole ovenue, Evonston, where service will be held 2:30 p. m. Saturdoy.

Burial private. Please omit flowers. Memorials may be made to your church. Swift Edward F. Swift Jr.

ot Bryson City, N. Aug. 13, 1963, brother of Mrs. Annie May Swift Henry and T. Philip Swift; beloved husbond of Kothryn Thompson Mother Swift; stepfather of Joseph Mather Jr.

ond Thomas W. Mother, stepgrandfother of six. Service 10 a. m. Saturday, Aug.

17, ot St. Mark Episcopal church, Venice, Fla. In place of flowers, contributions may be mode tc the American Heart association. Truschke Benedict F. Truschke, beloved husband of the lote Horriet; deor father of Corinne Markowski, Joan, ond Norman; father-in-low of Mitchell Whiting and Jo Ann; brother of Cecelia Kotherein, Clorence, Eleonore Nimtz, Frank, ond Virginia Bickler; grandfather of 12.

Funeral Satur- day, Aug. 17, 9 a. from Woiciechowski Funerol Home, 2129 W. Webster ovenue, I to Annunciation church. Interment St.

Adalbert. AR 6-4630. Venzke HprUert H. beloved husbond of Li'linn nee Hewelt; deor father of Herbert Jr. I Doris leving grandfather nf Curtis ond Ro.idy; fond brother of Mildred Bortz ond Alice Seefurth.

Resting ot Vatz Funeral Home, 344C N. Central avenue, until 11 a. m. Saturdoy. Lv-ng in state at Betitany Lutheran NarroQons.ti', from church, wabonsia and 12 noon Saturday, Aug W' E7bTem' service, 1 p.

m. Interment Mount Emblem Vochaska Louise E. Vochaska, beloved wife of fbe lote Thomas; food mother of Charles, Joseph. Lillioo Evens, Dal, and Morgoret Lungard; grandmother of six; sister of Frances Wallace. Funeral Saturday, o.

m. from AAcPhee Funeral Home, 7133 S. Western avenue lo St. Ethelreda church. Mass a.

m. Interment St. Mory's. PR 6-0777. von dor Holf H.

Otto von der Hoff of 2014 Proirie street, Glenviw, Aug. 13; husband of Marion father of Heorv, Seiden, and Hugo; 12 grandchildren; one great-grandchild Service Friday. II o. at Wm. H.

Scott Funerol Home, 1100 Greenlenf avenue, Wilmette. interment Pork. AL 1-820C. Memoriol i Vosskuhler Reinhold J. Vosskuhler of Wood- lono rooa, Lioenwillp.

Ill Alia beloved husband of Morv; loving fother I i -ESUS SPOKE OF GOD as TT ARTHRITIS and KIDNEY BLADDER IRREGULARITIES I 3 'You should, becauit tht recommended daily amount helps tot STIMULATE KIDNEY ACTION SOOTHE BLADDER IRRITATION NEUTRALIZE EXCESS URINE ACIDITY DISCHARGE WASTES Join the thousands who enjoy ond benefit from this delightful-tasting water from Hot Springs, Arkansas. Call for your first order TODAY, learn how Mountain Valley Water may help you. Consult your doctor. Jmore than the trampling march of unconscious power. On the contrary, something personal was there, a spirit brooding, yes even sharing life with us.

and surely knowing us. There is a hint of what the image meant to Jesus in the small boy's prayer; Our Father who art in heaven, How do you know my name? He knows your name and has concern for you. Indeed, the gospel is good news about the universe and God. As Halford Luccock says, it affirms with Jesus that the world is not just a machine shop, not an orphan asylum, not just a ball of molten metal flung about in space. It is a home.

And when Jesus spoke of God as "Father," He gave answer to man's ultimate question, fashioned in the words of Walter de la Mare's poem, "The Listeners," "Is there anybody there?" said the traveler Knocking on the moonlit door. We are all travelers, knocking on the door of the universe and asking, "Is anybody there?" And Jesus answers," There's Somebody there," Somebody like a Father who cares. Maybe the Christian faith seems incredible when we blunder into the sharp and cutting edges of the world and meet crises of decision and of tragedy, but the man who meets the worst, able to say "Father" is the man who marches thru from Good Friday to Easter dawn. I can't explain the mystery of the God who knows your name; no one can. But I know that underneath the surface and the seeming of our lives there is a reality I know as "Father." Father of all mankind, we do not understand the mystery of Thy love, and yet we have been blessed by Thy brooding spirit and we are grateful.

Amen. Mountain Valley Water "All right, jou Riiys! Break it up! AND TAKE SOME PILLS TO 5PEEP ME UP" "Father," as if the world were allegedly set the victim afire, Mrs. Louise Smith, 25, an employe of the Lewises. They uiprp hnnlrprl nn snsnirinn of conspiracy and arson. The Lewises at first tried to induce a Negro handyman to be tarred and feathered and left in the flaming house to be rescued by firemen.

He refused. The incident apparently was intended to appear as if segregationists had perpetrated it. The resulting uproar was to have brought in integra- CHICAGO TRIBUNE TRAVEL, AVIATION, POLIO, AND PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE I am a Ttatlr TribaM Mall CI Rurweriber I wi.h to bo a Dillr Trio- mo Mail Sutncnbor Middle Nam, LaM Name Apt. Street Phone. Month Day Tear Are You Crippled? la to do pud in ease ol deal a Relationship Kuat Slaying of Calumet City Boy, 15, Will Be Probed Cont'd from preceding page Mclnerney Jne C.

fjwil AAclnerney, beloved riouohter of the lot Thome and Coth. im Mclnerner; fond sister of Louro Gonnon. Agnes fBurrnl CorKon. Irene McDonald, tht lete Marv Coshmon end Thomas Mclnerney; lovin9 aunt of '5 nieces and neohevs. Funeral Saturday, :30 a.

from Kins Funeral Home, 2504 W. 3d street to St. Rita church. Mass 10 n. m.

Interment Calvary. Pelast omit flowers. PR e-777o. xi-l ivjLLiairii Oiinron Miller "Scotty" McLoren, Pica Rivera, formerly of Elgin. Aug.

1963. beloved husband of Jessie father of Mrs. Janet Morse; Grandfather nf Bruce Morse. Interment Aug. It.

Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whither, Cnl. MeltTter I Aaron M. Melt7er. of 4132 W. Greenwood I street, Skokie, beloved husband of Rose, nee Fidelmon; dearest fother of Mitchell i ffvthrn).

Judith I Nelson I Sklar of Detroit, Michigan and Robert; grandfather of Michoel Scntt Sklar; brother of Hymon, Jock. Sophie Rosenberg and the late Max Rachoel Alper and Saul. Service Frt- drjv, 11 a. m. at Original Weinstein and Sons Chapel, 3019 W.

Peterson rood. Interment Jewish Woldheim. Visitation Thursdov 7 'til 10 p. Information lO MHO. Michael Stanley Michoel, beloved husband of the late Anno; deor father of Jean lEmonutll Weiss, Josephine IThemasI Poren, ond Mary I James I Maronto; brother of Jessie Klemm, Agnes Bryant, Charlotte 6.

Alfieri, Norman Evans, i and Bill Evans; grandfather of 14; greot- grandfather of six. Funeral Saturday, from Gazda Funeral Home, 1922-24 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Columbkille church. Interment St.

Joseph. HU 6-1230. Michala Jeanette A. Micholo, late of 302 Howard street. Elk Grove Village, beloved wife of Jock dear mother of Cynthia Anne, John Patrick, Joseph Charles, Michael Stephen, Matthew Francis, ond Jeanette Marv Micholo; maternal parents Morgan P.

Sr. and Gertrude Burke; ooternol par- ent John A. ond Mollie Micholo; deor S'ter of Elibabeth J. Carroll ond Morgan P. Burke Jr.

Funerol 10:15 a. m. Friday from Block's Memoriol Home, Northwest highway and Vnil avenue, Arlington Heights, to Queen of the Rosary church tor moss ot 1 1 a. m. interment t.

Micnaei the Archangel cemetery. CL 3-0148. Mostly Suson Mosny, 133 W. Cullerton street, loving mother of Emil K. IHelenJ Mosny M.

Stephen D. Lillionl Mosny, M. and Ann L. ICharles Mc-Arthur; grandmother of six; great-grandmother af three. Services Soturday, 10 o.

ot Linhart Funeral Home, 1345 W. 19th street. Entombment Woodlawn Mausoleum. CA 6-0915. Mullen Hugh Mullen of Woodstock, formerly of Chicago, husband of Elizabeth, nee Gannon; father of Patrick J.

and Elizabeth Robison; brother of Joseoh. Member of R. R. and S. S.

Clerks union, ledge 714. Funprol 9:30 a. m. Saturday from Srhneider-Leucht Chapel, 1211 Seminary ovenue. Woodstock, to St.

Morv churrh Moss 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph, River Grove, about 12: IS P. m.

Munch Gnstovp Munch, OOP formerly nf Movwood. Ill passed owov of his home Tuesday, in Brodenton. Flo. Mr, Munch wo Pres. nf the American Development Corp.

ond the Welshboch Street Lighting Co Also member of the Old Timers Roseboll Assoc. He is survived bv one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Mahr, Brodenton. Nelson Gunnor Nelson, Aug. 13, 1963, late of A141 Paulina, beloved husband of Anna; deor fattier of Harriet Nelson and Ruth Gilgis; fond grandfather of Richard ond James; also survived by one sister, Mio Nilsson, in Sweden.

Funerol Saturday. 10 a. at Nelson Funerol Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland ovenue. af Foster.

Interment Rosehill. Member Broge lodge. No. 2, I. Verdondi lodge.

No. 3, I O. Vikin9 Veterans, ond Skonsko Gillet. LO 1-5147. Newman John H.

Newman, Aug. 14, beloved husband of Rita nee Silbert; deor fother rf Virginia Conrordv, Sister Mary Richord, S. Carole Monine. ond William; arondfother nf 10. Funeral Saturday, Aug.

17, 9:30 a. from Weimeskirch 1 Funerol Home, 7066 N. Clark street, to Si. Morgnret Mary church. Interment All i Snints cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, rfnnnte to Menial Health society. 1 RO 4 0071. i Nickless Vernon Nickless, aae 83, Friday, husband of Loura; father of Mrs. Bonnie Bortlev, Vernon Mrs. Ruth Stevents; six orandchildren; brother of Raymond.

Resting ot Hollewell James Funeral Home. La Grange. Services not yet arranged. O'Connor Mory Elizabeth O'Connor, nee Moron, be- loved wife of the late George; fond 1 mother of Mrs. Gladys O.

Borland, Mrs. Bonnie O. Murohy, Lawrence ond the Int George sister of Mrs. Mar- auerite Boker, Mrs. Gertrude Strehl, Adeline, Patrick and Joseph T.

Moron. Funerol Saturdoy, 10 a. from I Donnellon Funerol Home. Jeffery boule- vard ot 77th street, to Our Lady of Peace rhurch Moss 10:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Please omit flowers. SO i 8822. Olsen Violet Olsen, beloved wile nf the lote Oscar; loving mother of Paul ond I Robert; grandmother of eight; fond sister nf Mrs. Cecilia Gerhke.

Mrs. Mae Burns, nnd Martin Johnson Service Saturday, 11 at Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero ovenue. at Hiawatha. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

PE e- 3833. Olson i.nm nisnn. Aua 13. 1963, Greensboro. wife of the late Samuel Olson, formerly of Lakeview Hotel, Chicago, ount of Sara N.

Clegg. Graveside serv- ice at Oak Hill cemetery, Friday, Aug. 16, at 1 P. m. Member of Trinity Lutheran church.

FA 4-7177. OMalley Austin J. O'Molley, beloved husband of Frances, nee Felhinger; deor fother of Austin Veronica Horok, and John J. O'Molley; grandfather of 10; fond brother of Catherine Kennedy, John and the tote William O'Molley. Funeral Saturdoy, Aug 17.

8:30 a from Collins Funeral Home. 5350 W. North ovenue, to St. Giles church, Ook Pork. Interment All Saints.

Member ot Cardinal Mundelein council, i nf and Holy Name society. Til 9 SfU4. O'Neill i rimer Neil of 772 Crescent Glen Ellvn, loving husbond of Peggie; fond fother of Sheila and Potricio; son of Lottie Halman O'Neill; brother of i the late William. Visitation ot the Leonard Memorial Home, 565 Duant street. Glen Ellvn.

Service Saturdoy, 10: a ot St. Mork's Episcopal church, Glen Ellvn. Interment Oak Crest Me- moriol Pork. In lieu of flowers, friends may make contributions to the Chicoga Heart association. 469-0032.

Oszakiewski I Rose Oszokiewki, nee Wozmewski, beloved wife of Stonlev; loving mother of George; deor daughter of Joseph; fond sister of Clarence I Potricio Ann Charles I Rowleigh, Eleanor Jomesl Borth, Helen I Frank I Maher, Chester IRosel, Doniel, Florence Irv Hansen, Loretto, ond Evelyn I Robert Ainsworth. Funerol Soturday, 9:30 o. from Brondt Funeral Home. 3421 W. Fullerton ovenue.

to St. Wenceslous church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Harvard, III.

Information, BR 8 2662. Paasche Albert Poosrhe of Westmont, beloved hi.shond of Regino; deor fother of Dor lene Bnoett; grondf other of two of Toon iinerol ovenue, Westmont. Home, 109 N. Com Mnss Soturdoy. Am.

17. If) o. ot Holv Trinity churrh. Interment Queen of Heoven. WO I 23.

Pappas Stello Podoos, lote of 3343 Irvine Pork rood, beloved wife of Ellis; deor meet of Gus IConstoncel Mokris; fond cousin of Peter, Poul. George, ond Frances: Mokris, ond Helen Sokoulos. Funerol Sot-urdov, 12 noon, from Krinqos Anorlullo Chapel. 50O W. Horriion street, to Av sumption church.

Interment Elmwood. AU 7-800. Pepper Mory Carter Pepper, oqe 80, Ausujt U. of 234 Noble avi-nur. Luk Forest; survived by niece Beo Kiss of Loki i Forest two nieces ond one nephew in Enulond.

No visitotion. Services Fridov, Auflust 1, 3-30 p. St. Gregory EpIkopoI church. Deerfield rood ot Wilmot rood, Deerfield.

Interment Loke Forest cemetery Pleose omit flowers. Contribution mov be mode to All Souls Fund, Church of the Holy Spirit, Loke Forest. 234-0022. Perlongo refer Perlongo, husbond of Rose, nee Beoetto; fother of Dione; qrondf other of Kebert; brother of Frank. Dominic, Som, ei Anoelino ond Morie in California.

Funeral Soturdoy. 9 o. from C. H. Jor-nn Funerol Home.

221 E. Erie street. iug 30 0 ot the Church the As-umption. Interment Mount Cormel. Pleose emit flowers.

SU 7-7709. Pierce Ralph J- Pierce, lovine son of Horriet and the lote John; deor brother of Dery-ttiv Gusl Wahlers. Mildred lEdwordl Rompo, Ronald IJans, Louis IMorte). and Jotnes Dorothvl Pooli. Funeral Saturday.

tti-. Wolec Funeral Home, S34-38 N. Ashland ovenue, to St. Mork's church. Interment St.

Adalbert s. HA 1-5800. Planicka Catherine Plonicka, nee Pouzor, of i Euclid ovenue, Ook Pork, formerly of Cicero, wife of the lote Fronk G. Plonicka; dearly beloved mother of Edward Plonicka, Rose Powlok, ond Joseph Plo-nkko; five flrondchildren; three ereot-erandcttildren. Funerol Soturday.

8:30 from Cermok Home for Funerals. 9U4 Cermet mod. te Our Lodv ef the Vnrl churrh. Moss o. ix Interment (4.

Adalbert cemetery. OL 2-0243. I i i 1 i from HOT SPRIN4S. ARKANSAS 414 W. ONTARIO CHICAGO I ADVKHTIt-KMENTI Feet Itch? ITCH SKII All I WITS excr mo J-itrhe" kin lh 3 way.

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THE TOlrE or THE PEOPLE, tcrr riav In tha Chlrag Trthunfl. Read their eommente. i mained in the apartment, and Baggett called police. Linkiewicz said that police first decided the shooting was accidental, but later determined it was manslaughter by negligence. He said no charges would be placed against Bag- pprt who was taken to the Audv nome untji after the in- auerf quest.

Baggett refused to answer questions the second time on the advice of bis attorney. None of the boys would explain the game they were playing, and it was not learned if the game had anything to do with the shooting. Tornabene was active in the Babe Ruth league and played basketball at Thornton Fractional Township High school. He was a member of several youth groups at St. Victor Cath- olic church, 533 Hirsch I Calumet City.

Besides his parents, he is survived by a sister, Sharon Ann, and a brothei, Philip Jr. Estivin soothes itching eve in minutes! (Relieves discomfort of dust, wind and sun, too! SIMM omtHuaac SOiulO 1 0I lltllf Of NIT FEVtt Npftfl at drug stores everywhere 1 I I A 1 vWS- ss 3w For that well groomed look that men admire and women envy, read "Thru the Lookinq Glass," Eleanor Nanqle's solid tips to good grooming, every weekday in the Chicaqo Tribune. Be sure to read it. TAR, FEATHER VICTIM CALLS ACTION A HOAX! Walnut, Aug. 15 Ut) A woman who was tarred and feathered and set afire in a burning house admitted today the incident was a hoax, sheriff's deputies reported.

The woman was seriously injured, contrary to the original plan. deputies said. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS Deputies arrested the owners i tionist groups. When Jackson of the house, Mr. and Mrs.

refused to take part in the Robert Lewis, 36, and his wife, scheme, Mrs. Harwell volun-Eva, 28, and the woman who teered to be the victim. of Robert ond Kenneth Sieverf; fond I hpHrnnm tnld nnlifp that Tiir-brother of John. Funerol from Mr. Pllte ul')l 11,1 57 Very learned 59 European capital 60 Told 61 Cubic meters 62 Great DOWN 1 Low wall 2 South American river 3 Marks for omission 4 Wrongdoings 5 Corrode 6 Rag 7 Prayer 8 African harte-beest 9 Sharp and harsh 10 Meted out again 11 Small openings: anatomical 12 Customs 13 Westerner Vurrough Chooel, 128 E.

Pork ovenue. Libertyville. Saturday, Aug. 17, at :30 to St. Joseph's church, Interment St.

Boniface Libertyville. cemetery. Weikel Nellie D. Weikel, nee Bridges, born ot Decotur, March 2, 1890. Deceased, Aita 11 IOA1 nl I rl Enjoy the benefits of the famous loved wife of Frances B.

Weikel; loving llie DUUet passed tnrU loma-molher of Lincoln Robert William, uj ond Ruth w. sheohon: grandmother bene raised hand and entered i i 1 Shpriff's hand i fi Turkic tribesmen 12 Planetary man 14 VVebfooted bird 15 Ecuador's eastern region 16 Shipworms 18 Blows his top 19 Large container 21 Fragrance Epic poetry 23 Cavalry weapon 25 Speak harshly 26 Dry, as wine 27 Part of FBI 29 Summer in Soissons 30 Of a subject Himalayan i mammals 34 Spirit i35 Mathematical ratio 36 Make secure 39 Accelerated 42 Fact collection 43 Furnace men 45 Varnish ingredient 47 River bank 49 Rotates 50 Judicious 51 On a slant 53 Football player 154 Weather forecast seven; great-grondmotfter of two. Resided at Decotur, III. ond Chicogo, III. for mony yrs.

Services ot Pollock Mortu ary, Pomona Friday, Aug. 16, ot 10 a. Wills Anita I nuise uuillc ne k. DE 7-4384 10. ILL AliVKKTIHKMkNT I FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Mny wesrer of fU teeth hv suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wobbled at Just the wrong time Do not live in fear of this happening to you Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH the alkaline inon-acidi powder, on your plates.

Hold false teeth more firmly, ao they feel more comfortable Does not sour Checks "plat odor breath" Oet FASTEETH at drug counters everywhere 17 Surfeits 20 Biblical brother 23 24 27 Intersecting lines Fencing tools Office fixtures 23 Thoroughfares 31 Fondle 33 35 36 37 Man's nickname Profligate Electrical unit Greig opus 33 Sagacious 39 Cheat: slang 40 Man from Susa 41 Israelites 44 Stage attractions 46 Surrendered 48 Similar 50 Egypt's neighbor 52 Dictator 54 Oahu dance 56 Sooner than 58 tape CP APS 'off TTT3 I LA CAP I A UNCLtUSACk 5 LI DE CP FOR I i -1 I TUT I BPaPA PECO ATE H5J 0-1 PUP.l A ET a i nA Pane oa SONA TAOLAPYaA I 1NTPA NS -p an sjTffs MPjrr LIT A rl I PTWEH SAD yWS P-EjmCA RRUD An inquest will be held at 10 a. m. today into the fatal shoot- ing Wednesday of Frank Torna-bene, 15. of 3 Ruth Calumet City, as he and four companions were playing a game they called "kangaroo court." Police Chief Casimir Linkie- wicz and Detective Sgt. James ShutOSkl, both Of the SUbUrb, I said Tornabene was shot witn a .38 caliber revolver by Jack D.

Baggett, 15, in a bedroom of the Baggett apartment at 862 Wentworth Calumet City. Ready to Fire Linkiewicz said Baggett told police he cleaned the weapon Monday, loaded it with five shells, and cocked the hammer before placing the revolver back jn tne dresser drawer. Norman Podkul. 16, of 1221 Webb Calumet City, one of il. the II Ve boys playing in the nabene was sitting on a bed and made a sarcastic remark to Baggett.

Baggett reached into the dresser drawer, got the gun, and was walking toward Tornabene when it discharged. his chest. Notifies Mother Podkul and another boy, Donald Peterson, 14, of 342 159th oiuuuw- RAVINIA ASKS APPEAL OVER DRAMA PLANS The Ravinia Festival association has asked for a hearing before Actors' Equity council in hopes of receiving the union's approval for proposed plans to bring a British Shakespeare company to Ravinia next year. Earle i association chairman, said yesterday the request was made after the union's secretary wrote a letter objecting to the Shakespeare program, and said the union might picket. Ludgin said the British company of 25, directed by Peter Dews, is the "finest possibie" and the Ravinia association intends to proceed with the plans.

Ludgin said the company will rehearse in London, and arrive here in mid-August "prepared to perform" thru September. If the hearing is granted, the Ravinia appeal will be based on the fact that there is no comparable American talent loved wife of Chorles; dear daughter of Calumet City, ran to Toma- Alyce ond Mirko Rorich; deor sister of Corl and Dennis Fallquist and Linda OPne MOTTie tO notify niS mOtn-Rorieh; deor niece of Richard and Ruth 1 i Jensen. Funerol from Souer Funeral I Home. ime. 10517 Ewina ovenue.

Soturdoy. ski, 15, of 1332 Freeland re-o. tn St. Froncis de Soles church. I Puzzle of Thursday, Augrust IS.

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or wish to set. daily tribune home delivery -ll In and mil this nplt'-atioii and piy jew disrrihutor month IF YOU GET, OR WISH TO SET. THE DAILY TRIBUNE BV MAIL rtw mvary order foe (or oao r' prrmlua la tdvum. I am a Dailv Trihun Hnm, Tlivrv Pmimm ll I wish to bo Dall TrltMino Boaia DoUvonr custonor 9 Interment Holy Sepulchre. 508 0470.

Wojcik Aneeline Woicik, wife of the lete Ed-word; fond sister-in-law of -Louise IJeromel Adomowski, Stanley Marvl Woicik, ond Mary Podraza; also nephews and nieces in Poland. Funeral Soturdoy 1:30 a. from Malec Funeral Home, 134-38 N. Ashland avenue to Holy Innocents church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Active representative of American Red Cross, director ot Polish American Relief far Poland, and past director of P. N. A. HA saou Wos Mkhoel Wos; beloved husband of Tiliie Wos.

nee Kolok; tona father of Theodore Irene Aurmunn, Altlin Jeanette G. Licastro, ond the late William S. Woss; grandfather of six; sreot-grondfother of sin. Service at Barron-Holl Funeral Home. 4332 fclston corner of Pulaski Saturday, Aug.

17, el 1 p. Interment Irving Park cemetery. Member of Polish Bible Student ossn. KE 9-6100. Wright James D.

Wright of St. Petersburg. formerly of Chkooo; beloved husband of the late Elizabeth; brother ef Rubina David. Resting at Ahlgrim Son Funeral Heme, 5701-03 W. Division street, where services will be held of 1 p.

m. Saturday, Aug. 17. Visitation after 2 m. on Fridov.

Interment Irvine Pork cemetery. Austin 7-4440. Wadtke Cecilia D. Wudtke, beloved wife ef the late August deor mother of Helen end Fredrick; tovint trondmorher of two, and three greot -grandchildren. Service Saturdoy, Aug.

17, I p. at Mori Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Eden. Zemrow Jomes V.

Zemrow, ege 14, suddenly, dearly beloved son of Vincent A. J. and Sophie Pakowski Zemrow; loving brother of Jerilyn C. ond Joyce A. Zemrow; dear erondsen of Edward and the lote Josephine Zemnswski, the late Stanley ond Helen Pokowski.

Funerol Saturrtoy. 9:15 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home. S. Ashlond avenue, te Oar Lody nf Lmetto churrh.

Hometown. Mass 10 a m. Interment St. Mory cemetery. ST 3-7700.

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